Brett Gardner discusses how Warren Buffett built his early investing track record and why conventional wisdom about “early Buffett” investing is wrong.
Brett Gardner Explains Warren Buffett’s Early Investments It’s a known fact that Warren Buffett’s best returns came in the 1950s and 1960s, before Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: $BRK.B) become his investment…
A Federal Reserve rate cut goes almost unnoticed after the Trump re-election, why a Daily Buffett ETF is nonsensical, it was a large-cap growth decade.
Enrique Abeyta of HX Research is an IPP bull; he loves Talen Energy. Travis Miller of Morningstar is bearish. They hash out the future of IPPs.
Weekly Roundup: Rough Decade Really Coming for Stocks? US Equity Valuations, Momentum, plus Energy’s Underperformance Is a rough decade really coming for US stocks? I wrote a piece last week…
The NYSE’s plan to offer 22-hour trading via its all-electronic Arca exchange is a step backward, not forward, for the role of finance in American society.
Wes Gray of Alpha Architect shares investing suggestions, factor analysis, diversification thoughts, and his movie-worthy background.
US small caps suddenly massively outperform, while corporate insiders ramp up selling; Americans are back to credit card debt.
Goldman Sachs predicts US stock market returns of 3% per year for the next decade. How much stock should investors put in this prediction?
US stocks hit record highs, lessons from the best and worst stocks, high P/E stocks did well – but just this once? Plus, China’s stimulus challenge.
World happiness – and especially US happiness – is going down. Is this a bad thing for the economy, or a good thing?
The stock of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings could double in the next 12-18 months, says analyst Eoin Treacy. Here’s why.